Antiques Road Trip

Charlie Ross and James Braxton, in a bright red classic Alfa Romeo, explore a cold war submarine and discover how Pocahontas came to Kent.

Charlie Ross, James Braxton and their Red Alfa, see some Roman mosaics in Britain and discover the story of an Arts and Crafts masterpiece.

Charlie Ross buys something he calls “ghastly,” and James Braxton makes a purchase based on smell. Will these strange strategies pay off at auction?

James Braxton makes an antibacterial purchase, while Charlie Ross invites a dealer and her Edwardian silver candlesticks for Christmas dinner.

Charlie and James visit shops in Somerset, Devon and Dorset and enjoy a quick dip in the ‘English Riviera’ during the final.

Paul Laidlaw and Margie Cooper, motoring in a Morris Minor, pick up a fox, a watering can and some very chewy cake for the Harrogate auction.

Paul Laidlaw hopes to repeat his £20,000 success with an Islamic pot. Margie Cooper’s on the right track when she secures a deal on a Hornby trainset.

While Margie beats her drum for profits Paul finds an incredible piece of history from the Second World War.

Bird eggs, horse tails and bees all influence the experts’ buys as Paul Laidlaw and Margie Cooper head for auction in Leicester.

Will Paul Laidlaw’s 16th century gun shoot down Margie Cooper’s galloping zebra at the last auction of this Trip in Shrewsbury?

Catherine Southon and Raj Bisram begin their first ever Road Trip togetherWhat will make big profits – Catherine’s 18th century silk or Raj’s silver?

Raj Bisram learns about a quaint market town’s connection to Tutankhamun. Catherine Southon hears about the ferocious queen, the legendary Boudica.

In East Anglia, a rare pencil and an endangered horse make for some peculiar finds for Catherine Southon and Raj Bisram.

Why is Stilton not made in Stilton? Raj investigates. Catherine focusses on antiques and believes French Opera glasses will prove profitable.

Only a few pounds separate Catherine and Raj as they head to the final auction. Both want to buy the same antique -- who’ll get it and at what cost?